Lamb Nappa Leather for Gloves
Soft, supple lamb nappa leather tanned and further prepared for glove production, from wool-free lamb skins, not fancy. This drum-dyed, fat-liquored leather meets non-fancy criteria under HTS 4112.00.30 for sheep/lamb leather.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If manufactured into completed gloves
Assembled gloves from this leather become apparel articles in Chapter 42, not raw leather.
If from goats/kids instead of sheep/lamb
Goat/kid tanned leather falls under 4106; species determines Chapter 41 subheading.
If made from composition leather
Chapter defines composition leather separately in 4115; pure sheepskin stays in 4112.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Test for reversible tanning processes; if present, reclassify to 4105 to prevent duty disputes
• Provide lab analysis showing no wool residue, as Chapter 41 excludes wool-on hides even if processed
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